Salem
It was well known in the underworld of the dead if you were entering Salem Manor you best have some of your own brass balls, because the walking dead were never at peace and Salem Manor was their playground. The fact that Salem Manor was named after an 1881 Hebrew word meaning peace was quite contradictory, as nothing about Salem Manor was peaceful. Granted the current owner Skelly Skullthorpe was a peacekeeper of sorts and had an uncanny ability to let you know when you were welcome to enter and definitely leaving even if not by your own free will. That being said, Salem Manor could not be characterized as free from a variety of commotion, violence or just plain disorder. The only law at Salem Manor was the larger than life man's man Skelly Skullthorpe who owned Salem Manor and the business Brass Balls Pawn housed inside Salem Manor and none of the resident ghosts wanted to piss him off and reap his final rule.
82 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2011 by Kay Duncan · ISBN 9798231444007
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Editions
2 editions
English
- Salem · Kay Duncan · 2011 · ISBN 9798231444007 This page
- Salem · Independently published · 2023 · ISBN 9798398217674
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